San Diego, CA – Mitchell International recently released its third quarter Industry Trends Report for 2020. The report shares important data-driven trends impacting the property and casualty industry, along with expert insights, opinions and guidance that can help businesses navigate this year’s new environment.
“We’re starting to see important new patterns emerge as we move into the second half of 2020,” said President and CEO Alex Sun. “Understanding and responding to these trends will be critically important as we move forward. While the needs of our clients and the people they serve are the significant drivers of new innovations and technologies, we continue to see an accelerated pace of adoption driven by COVID-19 and we expect to see new needs arise as the year continues.”
Throughout this quarter’s report, Mitchell experts share insights important to the industry, including new vehicle repair trends based on an analysis of diagnostic scanning data, complications introduced by automobiles with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), the challenges of the insurance industry workforce’s most experienced adjusters thinking about retirement and the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare employee workers’ compensation claims. Alex Sun also shares an overview of Extended Reality (XR), as more than 35% of all businesses are predicted to adopt and use some kind of extended reality technology in the next three years.
The Casualty Edition: The Insurance Workforce: How to Maintain Knowledge & Set New Employees up for Success
The insurance industry workforce has been going through a significant demographic change over the past few years, and COVID-19 has accelerated the industry’s need to adapt.
Experienced adjusters are approaching retirement age (this demographic will increase by 4.5% over the next five years), but younger workers are less likely to remain with one organization long enough to gain the skills needed to be effective replacements.
Article author Rebecca Morgan recommends five changes the insurance industry can make today to manage this shifting workforce, especially amidst the pandemic.
Other articles in the Casualty Edition take a closer look at therapeutic alternatives, discuss the effect of COVID-19 on workers’ compensation technology, share tips to better manage remote workforces as working-from-home policies stretch into 2021, and analyze workers’ compensation data that shows the impact of COVID-19 on the healthcare industry and its people.
Read the free report: Mitchell Q3 2020 Industry Trends Report: Casualty Edition
Source: Mitchell
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